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Senate Finance Democrats Ask Meta to Justify Billions in R&D Tax Credits Linked to Its AI Data Centres
Seven Senate Finance Democrats asked Meta to justify claiming R&D tax credits for AI data centres, after reports it called them "pilot models".
Meta, Pinacoteca di Brera and EssilorLuxottica Launch Sensing Art AI Glasses Pilot in Milan
Meta, Pinacoteca di Brera and EssilorLuxottica launched Sensing Art, an AI-glasses pilot for blind and low-vision visitors in Milan.
Prime Intellect Acquires Moondream; Founders to Lead Inference and Multimodal Work
Prime Intellect acquired Moondream. An internal evaluation comparing Moondream 3.1 with Meta's Muse Wonder is Prime's own unpublished work.
Eight US States Sue OpenAI, Alleging It Misled Parents About ChatGPT’s Safety
Iowa and seven other states have each sued OpenAI, alleging it misled parents about ChatGPT's safety. OpenAI says it will keep building safeguards.
Switzerland Plans Youth Protection Rules for Very Large Platforms and Search Engines, Including AI Search Engines
Switzerland's government wants very large platforms and search engines, including AI search engines, to assess risks to minors. It is a proposal, not law.
WhatsApp Now Lets Anyone Join a Call, Even Without an Account
WhatsApp's new guest calling lets people without an account join free, end-to-end encrypted calls from a computer browser via a link.
OpenAI and Anthropic Tell MPs AI Safety Rules Should Be Binding, as Google DeepMind and Meta Hold Back
At a UK committee hearing, Anthropic and OpenAI backed binding AI safety rules, DeepMind and Meta didn't, and OpenAI said it shelved GPT-6.1 Astra.
Meta Says Stolen Login Exposed GitHub Code and Data on 1,500 People
Meta says an outside group used an employee's stolen login to take code from its GitHub repositories, plus personal data that should not have been there.
Ray-Ban Meta Audio, Meta’s First Audio Glasses, Go on Sale From $349
Meta's first audio-only glasses, Ray-Ban Meta Audio, are on sale from $349. Meta claims up to 12 hours per charge and 48 more from the case.
South Korea’s Supreme Court Sets Rules for Courts to Seize and Sell Crypto, Starting 1 November
A new Supreme Court rule, in force from 1 November, sets out how South Korean courts can freeze, seize and sell crypto to pay off unpaid debts.
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